Most of the world's population continues to use health applications post-pandemic.

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According to a PwC survey, a majority of people worldwide plan to continue using virtual healthcare services post-pandemic. Chinese respondents dominated this plan, with a total of 87% indicating the

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The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic resulted in the postponement of non-urgent personal healthcare services. As a result, many people worldwide utilized virtual healthcare services, particularly through applications, during the pandemic.

According to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) survey, the majority of people plan to continue using virtual healthcare services even after the pandemic subsides. Chinese respondents dominated this plan, totaling 87%.

In India, 86% of respondents plan to continue using virtual healthcare services after the pandemic. The United States follows with 85% of respondents intending to continue using virtual healthcare services.

In addition to mobile applications, the majority of people utilize virtual healthcare services through various methods. These methods include phone calls, email, and text messaging (SMS).

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